Letter T 61500–61750

Tax base Tax targets The employed. The gainfully employed. They believe "money doesn't grow on trees" They bring home the bacon They get what they deserve "The Importance of Being ___." Token payments to bind a contract: Law. Tokens of assurance Traders' pledges. Taking home Type of power Takings Tax-return figure Tax-return stat Teleconference eagerly awaited by analysts "The old-fashioned way" to make money, in an old ad The only way to get respect, so they say Takes home Takes home, as an Oscar Takes home, as an income Takes home, as salary Takes in, as at the box office ". . . the drowsy -- night": Byron "The __ jealousy heareth all things" "The ___ jealousy heareth all things": Apocrypha "Tombstone" hero "Tombstone" lawman "Tombstone" lawman Wyatt "Tombstone" role "Tombstone" subject TV gunslinger Wynonna, supposed descendant of Wyatt Technical adviser on the 1923 epic film "Wild Bill Hickok" The marshal in "Frontier Marshal" Tin star wearer in Tombstone Title role for Kilmer and Costner Tombstone VIP Tombstone figure Tombstone gunfighter Tombstone gunslinger Tombstone legend Tombstone luminary Tombstone marshal Tombstone name Tombstone notable Tombstone protector Tombstone shootout participant Tombstone surname Tombstone tamer Tombstone's Wyatt Top gun in Tombstone Top gun of Tombstone Telephone receiver Transistor-radio accessory Telemarketer's accessory They may be custom-made for canals "Tombstone" brothers Three fighters at the O.K. Corral Tombstone family of lawmen Tombstone marshals Trio at the O.K. Corral Tyson's behavior? They're usually sold in pairs "The walls have ___" "The wood hath ___."—Chaucer. They help you hear TV-reception aids Teacup handles Teacups' handles The African elephant has the largest of these among all animals The walls are said to have them The walls may have them These are often bent These have drums These made points with Mr. Spock These support spectacles They can be plugged They can ring or bear rings They catch the waves They contain the body's smallest bones They droop on dachshunds They have cavities They have hammers and anvils. They have stirrups They hear They hear everything They help elephants stay cool They hold up specs They make a point on Vulcans They make a point on hobbits They may be boxed They may be lent They may be lent or bent They may be plugged or tugged They may be pricked They may be pricked or cocked They may be pricked up They may be ringing They may be ringing right now They may hold pencils They may perk up They may pop in flight They may pop on a plane They may pop on planes They may pop or wiggle They may ring after a concert They may ring after parties They may ring or have rings They might be burning if people talk about you They might perk up They might ring (or have rings) They perform a balancing act They pick up vibrations They pick up whistles They pop on planes They sometimes hold pencils They usually listen well They were big on Clark Gable They're all the better to hear you with They're big on Clark Gable They're big on dachshunds They're burned by rebukers They're found behind temples They're found in cribs They're found near temples They're good listeners They're hear for you? They're held in a Dutch kiss They're listening! They're lowered at the barbershop They're near temples They're often lent They're pointy on Vulcans They're used for picking things up Things that are folded on a Scottish Fold cat Things to lend Things to shuck Things with rings ... that may be ringing Tin and rabbit Toreador's reward Toreros' rewards Trickster's coin holders Trophy handles things Hearing The range within hearing. The range within which a voice may be heard. the range within which a voice can be heard They may be found around hoops Theme word #4 They usually involve sound checks ". . . the last, best hope of ___" (Lincoln) "The Blue Marble" subject "The Blue Planet" "The Day the ___ Stood Still" "The Good ___" (Buck book) "The War of the Worlds" setting "The right place for love," to Frost "Third Rock from the Sun" Third rock from the sun THIRD planet from the Sun Target in alien-attack films Terran's home planet Terrestrial sphere The "Daily Planet's" planet The Vangelis track "Albedo 0.39" just features a guy reciting its statistics to music The globe. The land. The meek's inheritance, proverbially The so-called "blue marble" The third planet The world at your feet? Third in a group of eight Third in a noted set of eight Third of eight Third of eight, now Third of nine Third planet Third rock Third rock out Third stone from the sun Third-day creation This planet This puzzle's planet of publication Today's honoree (and the focus of the recycling in each theme answer) Troubled planet Type of "Angel" "That Bad ___" (1957 vocal jazz album) "The Fabulous ___" (1959 jazz album) "Timbuktu!" actress Kitt The Penguin : Burgess :: Catwoman : ___ TV's Salome. The parts get made of clay (7) Type of jar. type of asbestos Terrestrial quality telluric terrene Terrene tern? The Garden of Eden, e.g. Truffle Truffle, e.g. Threat from a fault Title of a famous photograph taken during the Apollo 8 mission The moon, essentially Titular realm in an Ursula Le Guin series type of woodland fungus Those who relish every bite Terra cotta or taupe Treat for a trout terrestrial worm that burrows into and helps aerate soil Turn a deaf -- Turn a deaf -- (ignore) ___ the ground Toric jewelry for a stretched lobe The 1975 hit "Can't Get It Out of My Head" would be an appropriate one Tune that stays in your head too long Tune you just can't get out of your head "This is only a test" letters The January 2018 false missile alert of Hawai'i was issued through it: Abbr. "Take thine ___ . . . ": Luke 12:19 "The Wiz" song "___ on Down the Road" "The life of Reilly." "There was ___ in Casey's manner as he stepped into his place ..." Tactfully remove from office, with "out" Take one's ___ Taking one's ___ Talented musicians play with this The Methadones "Ill At ___" The good Life The life of Riley, say Timbaland "___ Off the Liquor" Tranquil rest Transition smoothly Traveler's lodging Trouble-free state ___ the helm thick-oil Tactfully got rid of, with "out" Took the strain off Tiptoed past, say Tactfully insinuate Take one's place gradually Transition slowly Transition tentatively Take on gingerly Take on gradually Take on slowly, as responsibilities "The Joy of Painting" prop The constellation Pictor represents one